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Longview millworkers get paid, but suppliers struggle in disaster's wake
Nippon Dynawave extends pay for Longview mill workers through October following a fatal accident. However, the complex facility's restart timeline remains uncertain as state investigations into the…
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6mTrump pursues a deeper bond with China's leader, despite hostile speech
President Trump's sudden accusations of Chinese election interference threaten a fragile diplomatic relationship, though analysts suggest the move is largely a domestic political tactic rather than a major policy shift.
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4mWA employee union plans walkout to protest wage offer
Washington state workers plan an August 31 walkout after Governor Bob Ferguson's administration offered zero wage increases for the 2027-29 contract, citing a tight state budget.
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5mMLB restricts dugout iPad use to prevent AI help with strategy. Ottavino says Mets were involved
MLB restricts iPad usage in dugouts to block real-time AI strategy programs, following reports that the New York Mets utilized expensive software to assist with in-game decision-making.
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3mLyons Ferry, Kaiser Canyon and other wildfires continue to burn in WA
Multiple wildfires ravage Washington State, forcing urgent Level 3 evacuations. The Lyons Ferry fire spans 25,000 acres, while crews battle blazes in Kaiser Canyon, Okanagan, and near Kachess Lake.
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4mDozens of wildfires are suddenly burning in Oregon
Thunderstorms triggered over 140 new wildfires across Oregon, forcing thousands to evacuate as drought conditions and dry lightning create a dangerous and rapidly spreading fire season.